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propagation - Lucky Bamboo Forum - GardenWeb
... . Mexican bamboo comes from the mountains of the Sierra. It is used as a summer pollen source for bees. People in that region use the canes for all sorts of things, including ...
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Collecting Garden Seeds
... try to determine the source of the pollen that produced a desirable cross. But because some plants are wind-polinated and others are pollinated by insects, tracking the pollen source down can be a ...
gardenline.usask.ca

Institute of Plant Sciences - Palaeoecology - 2006
... 2006 [pdf] Conedera, M; Tinner, W; Crameri, S; Torriani, D; Herold, A Taxon-related pollen source areas for lake basins in the southern Alps an empirical approach Vegetation History and ... communities on a valley bottom in the Vosges Mountains, NE France, reconstructed from fossil pollen, plant macrofossils, and modern phytosociological communities Vegetation History and Archaeobotany, 15 (4) 377-390 ...
www.botany.unibe.ch

Fruit Tree Cultivars
... regions, red cultivars may not color well. Asian Pears Twentieth Century (Nijisseike), Nititaka (pollen source), Shinseiki (New Century), Chojuro At least two cultivars are needed to ensure adequate ... allow a long enough season for maturation. Persimmons Fuyu, Jiro, Hanagosho (very good pollen source). Only large-fruited Oriental persimmons are recommended for North Carolina. Cross-pollination is ...
www.ces.ncsu.edu

Review -- The Great Book of Pears
... Bartlett pear tree, not particularly rare but recommended in the Dave Wilson catalog as a pollen source for Asian pears, then planted the two in close proximity. Of the two, I prefer ...
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Delphiniums with Dusky Pink Flowers
... self pollination by pollinating an emasculated floret of this cultivar with pollen taken from another floret on the plant. The second approach was adopted. ... seen in the picture here. Kept in water, the bloom provided a pollen source for several days and we succeeded in making a cross to ... friend to provide a bloom or a few florets as a source of pollen from a variety that you do not grow is a useful ...
www.david.bassett.care4free.net

Glossary of Pollen and Spore Terminology - Introduction
... Federation of Palynological Societies (IFPS). Under convenorship of Wim Punt, an international committee of pollen morphologists has made an up-to-date compilation of the wide diversity of technical ... publication in which the term was used but has been selected as a helpful source of further information. ILLUSTRATIONS Simple schematic illustrations have been provided where appropriate. These contain ...
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Glossary of Pollen and Spore Terminology - Introduction
... Federation of Palynological Societies (IFPS). Under convenorship of Wim Punt, an international committee of pollen morphologists has made an up-to-date compilation of the wide diversity of technical ... publication in which the term was used but has been selected as a helpful source of further information. ILLUSTRATIONS Simple schematic illustrations have been provided where appropriate. These contain ...
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Pollen and Spore Images on the Web
... . Martin, Kim D. Ostiguin. Pollen as indicators of source areas and foraging resources. APMRU Areawide Pest Management Research Unit, USDA, College Station, TX 77843-4232. http://pollen.usda.gov/index.htm ... Pearson, Feli Hopf, Peter Shimeld, and others at the Pollen Laboratory of The University of Newcastle, Callaghan, NSW, Australia. The pollen database is now mirrored at the University of Arizona ...
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Pollen Web Site of the Month
... Alwynne B. Beaudoin of the University of Alberta. Pollen and spores are a primary means of studying dung. This is a tremendous bibliographic source, available only on the web. It is presented ... is the Spring Pollen Types section of the Seasonal Pollen Calendar. Several of the Spring bloomers have a page of plant pictures, (unprocessed) pollen pictures, and tables and graphs of pollen and spore counts ...
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